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Why is he picking on Amna and not Harmon who seems to be involved in everything. I do agree that Social cohesion is a difficult task.
Former Member
No show...
Where is the PPP????
President David Granger
Granger issues
stern warning to race-baiters âĶ
says offenders will
face full brunt of the law
September 5, 2015
President David Granger said his administration
will not go soft on peddlers of racial hatred and division,
declaring that the laws
will be robustly enforced against them.
The President made the announcement on Thursday
at the opening of
the social cohesion round-table discussion
at the Arthur Chung International Conference Centre.
âWe will enforce the existing laws
against racism more vigorously
and vigilantly guard
against bad elements
who foment social and racial strife,â
President Granger said
as he outlined governmentâs plans
to build a united Guyana.
A criminal charge
has been filed against former President Bharrat Jagdeo
for comments he made
during a political rally at Babu Jaan, Region 6,
during the recently concluded
General and Regional Elections.
The former President at that rally had said
ââĶ but they consistently,
they shout about racism of the PPP,
but they practise racism......
They whisper campaigns.
In the last elections
they went to some of the Afro- Guyanese villages
and beat some drums at 6 oâclock in the morning
and say let us throw out these coolie people.
Get up, go out and vote,
throw out the coolie people.
Thatâs the kind of language they use.
Anybody from our party
who uses that sort of language,
we will kick them out.
This is our approach.â
The private criminal charge
was filed by Attorney-at-Law and
prominent Chartered Accountant Christopher Ram.
Jagdeo was forced
to make an appearance at the Whim Magistrateâs Court
where the charge of was read to him
by Magistrate Charlyn Artiga.
The former President has contended
that the charge against him is politically-motivated
and has since moved through his Attorneys-at-Law
to challenge it in the High Court.
No show...
Where is the PPP????
Meanwhile, the Peopleâs Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C)
was a no-show
at the opening of the social cohesion
round-table discussion
at the Arthur Chung International Conference Centre.
The PPP/C had described the round-table as
a âmerely window dressingâ
and said it would not participate since many of its supporters or persons perceived to be its supporters
have been dismissed
since the new government assumed office.
The PPP/C has called the situation a witch-hunt,
but President David Granger yesterday
said that is not so,
as there are valid reason
for all the dismissals.
The dismissals are reportedly linked
to the disappearance of funds
and other malpractices.
Meanwhile, the international community
has commended the round-table discussion
with British High Commissioner to Guyana Greg Quinn
expressing high optimism that it will be a success,
though not overnight.
He said
for Guyana to develop and prosper,
social cohesion is necessary,
and the round-table discussion
is a step in the right direction.
Former Member
Originally Posted by Jalil:
No show...
Where is the PPP????
President David Granger
Granger issues
stern warning to race-baiters âĶ
says offenders will
face full brunt of the law
September 5, 2015
President David Granger said his administration
will not go soft on peddlers of racial hatred and division,
declaring that the laws
will be robustly enforced against them.
The President made the announcement on Thursday
at the opening of
the social cohesion round-table discussion
at the Arthur Chung International Conference Centre.
âWe will enforce the existing laws
against racism more vigorously
and vigilantly guard
against bad elements
who foment social and racial strife,â
President Granger said
as he outlined governmentâs plans
to build a united Guyana.
A criminal charge
has been filed against former President Bharrat Jagdeo
for comments he made
during a political rally at Babu Jaan, Region 6,
during the recently concluded
General and Regional Elections.
The former President at that rally had said
ââĶ but they consistently,
they shout about racism of the PPP,
but they practise racism......
They whisper campaigns.
In the last elections
they went to some of the Afro- Guyanese villages
and beat some drums at 6 oâclock in the morning
and say let us throw out these coolie people.
Get up, go out and vote,
throw out the coolie people.
Thatâs the kind of language they use.
Anybody from our party
who uses that sort of language,
we will kick them out.
This is our approach.â
The private criminal charge
was filed by Attorney-at-Law and
prominent Chartered Accountant Christopher Ram.
Jagdeo was forced
to make an appearance at the Whim Magistrateâs Court
where the charge of was read to him
by Magistrate Charlyn Artiga.
The former President has contended
that the charge against him is politically-motivated
and has since moved through his Attorneys-at-Law
to challenge it in the High Court.
No show...
Where is the PPP????
Meanwhile, the Peopleâs Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C)
was a no-show
at the opening of the social cohesion
round-table discussion
at the Arthur Chung International Conference Centre.
The PPP/C had described the round-table as
a âmerely window dressingâ
and said it would not participate since many of its supporters or persons perceived to be its supporters
have been dismissed
since the new government assumed office.
The PPP/C has called the situation a witch-hunt,
but President David Granger yesterday
said that is not so,
as there are valid reason
for all the dismissals.
The dismissals are reportedly linked
to the disappearance of funds
and other malpractices.
Meanwhile, the international community
has commended the round-table discussion
with British High Commissioner to Guyana Greg Quinn
expressing high optimism that it will be a success,
though not overnight.
He said
for Guyana to develop and prosper,
social cohesion is necessary,
and the round-table discussion
is a step in the right direction.
Why the heck you have to make posts like these that are zig zag...its making me dizzy.
Former Member
Moses attended the Social Cohesion Roundtable and Amna Ally saw him. Here he is with Sita and Sir Shridath.
Racists should have presented their views at the Round Table conference.
Amna Ally needs to hear from those who endured racism-black and Indian.
Was there any presentation by Hamilton Green and Kit Nascimento?
President Granger was in the army at the height of racial violence.
Three men in the eye of the violent storms of Guyana.
They should be made to reveal their part in division of the country on racial lines.
It wasn't the British as Nascimento wants to portray-it was the UF that empowered the PNC. Did the UF cared enough about the East Indian-I doan think so.
Former Member
Originally Posted by seignet:
Racists should have presented their views at the Round Table conference.
Amna Ally needs to hear from those who endured racism-black and Indian.
Was there any presentation by Hamilton Green and Kit Nascimento?
President Granger was in the army at the height of racial violence.
Three men in the eye of the violent storms of Guyana.
They should be made to reveal their part in division of the country on racial lines.
It wasn't the British as Nascimento wants to portray-it was the UF that empowered the PNC. Did the UF cared enough about the East Indian-I doan think so.
You are a real joke. So why not query the people who have caused blacks to endure racism?
Your usual "black man a kill poor me coolie" is quite obvious.
Harris is a genius: Where is Moses?
I may not have much of an understanding of satirical rhetoric, but what the baxide is the "Where is Moses?" question? Did Moses suddenly go into hiding on the question of what Amna Ally is the face of? Harris's cartoon and Aman's carrying the social cohesion brunt looks like a meaningless exercise.
So what gives TK?
Former Member
I believe Moses wasn't there until the end of the conference then he went in for photo ops.
Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by seignet:
Racists should have presented their views at the Round Table conference.
Amna Ally needs to hear from those who endured racism-black and Indian.
Was there any presentation by Hamilton Green and Kit Nascimento?
President Granger was in the army at the height of racial violence.
Three men in the eye of the violent storms of Guyana.
They should be made to reveal their part in division of the country on racial lines.
It wasn't the British as Nascimento wants to portray-it was the UF that empowered the PNC. Did the UF cared enough about the East Indian-I doan think so.
You are a real joke. So why not query the people who have caused blacks to endure racism?
Your usual "black man a kill poor me coolie" is quite obvious.
Blacks never endured racism under the Indians, but under the Portuguese they lost all their gains after emancipation. Then they turn around and fabricated incidents of Indian racism.
Burnham tried to marginalize Indoes, now Granger wants to erase those memories.
The man worships Forbes.
Former Member
Originally Posted by Cobra:
I believe Moses wasn't there until the end of the conference then he went in for photo ops.
There are other photos which show that Moses was there sitting in a front seat early in the conference when a differently-abled Indo girl approached Granger and he hugged her.
Originally Posted by Cobra:
I believe Moses wasn't there until the end of the conference then he went in for photo ops.
You expect that from a House Slave. They MUST wait for instruction to get the cup of Tea for Massa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by seignet:
Originally Posted by caribny:
Originally Posted by seignet:
Racists should have presented their views at the Round Table conference.
Amna Ally needs to hear from those who endured racism-black and Indian.
Was there any presentation by Hamilton Green and Kit Nascimento?
President Granger was in the army at the height of racial violence.
Three men in the eye of the violent storms of Guyana.
They should be made to reveal their part in division of the country on racial lines.
It wasn't the British as Nascimento wants to portray-it was the UF that empowered the PNC. Did the UF cared enough about the East Indian-I doan think so.
You are a real joke. So why not query the people who have caused blacks to endure racism?
Your usual "black man a kill poor me coolie" is quite obvious.
Blacks never endured racism under the Indians, but under the Portuguese they lost all their gains after emancipation. Then they turn around and fabricated incidents of Indian racism.
Burnham tried to marginalize Indoes, now Granger wants to erase those memories.
The man worships Forbes.
Preach the gOSPEL tRUTH BROTHER, PREACH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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